Half Welsh /  half Swedish breaks and techno producer

Sicknote are an explosion of post-punk, techno, breakbeat and thigh slapping hill billy acid punk, or something. Nothing can prepare you for the live show these freaks have in store for you poor bastards. Forget your problems, forget work, forget yourself and GET ON THE BUS……
"they is going one way and they ain't coming back"
5 losers from Cardiff met at the legendary dodgy all night after party spot, Netty's Fancy Dress Shop, a few years back and took to the stage to see what would happen if they just 'winged it', a lightening bolt smashed through the roof and life was breathed into what was immediately named: Sicknote. Fast forward a few years and Sicknote are touring Europe and headlining several underground festivals and punk and dance events…. with no skill between them, with just pure faith some cheap tricks and an 'in the moment' ethos,  Sicknote somehow manage to tap into something and whip their audience into a complete frenzy and leave them gagging for more every single time. Get to a live ceremony now, and witness the Sickness.


Doghouse - Vocals
Dr Conker - Spiritual Guidance
Flapsandwich - Music Production
The Filth - Drums
Johnny No Cash - Visual Jockey

Core Ugly DJz: Grant Sikaflex SarahKa Je5 JeromeHill EstherOfei 

UglyFunk 12" artists.. Tobias Schmidt Blackmass Plastics Cut Out Aeox Crystal Distortion Luke's Anger Mark Hawkins 3D!T Hanno Hinkelbein Scott Robinson Esther Ofei

UglyFunk since 1998. www.uglyfunk.com

Hailing from Nottingham, UK, Damian Henderson, aka ‘DJ Damian ‘ or  ‘D-Omen’ is better known for being the UK’s first and original child techno DJ of the 90’s, smashing it at venues and parties all over the UK from the tender age of 10, alongside his early influences: Tribal Unity, Desert Storm, Spiral Tribe, D.I.Y, SmokeScreen & BWPT, along with notable artists such as CJ Bolland, Ralph Lawson, Luke Solomon, Luke Slater, Mark Hawkins/Ugly Funk, & Eat Static

dj and producer
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